SADIE GETS NUMBER 98

We’ve just heard that the country’s number one dog, the Scottish Terrier, CH Roundtown Mercedes Of Maryscot, has collected career all breed BIS number 98 at today’s Wine Country Kennel Club in Napa CA.

CH Jeff Yvonne Orlowsky Laimus

Dana Cline also saw the English Springer Spaniel, CH Tara's Master Of "D" Game, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Pupukearidge Ikaika O Sprngvly, the Black Russian Terrier, CH Jeff Yvonne Orlowsky Laimus, the Chihuahua, CH Jocal Dancing With The Stars, the Dalmatian, CH Xandu’s Angel Sabrina, and the Australian Shepherd, CH Alydar’s California Poppy.

It’s always a thrill to watch a dog close in on the century milestone of 100 all breed BIS. We started the year with three dogs achieving that mark. We feel very privileged to see another. As always, when it happens, you will read about it here first.

PRIZE FIGHT IN MASSACHUSETTS

We have a pair of BIS to tell you about, both from Fitchburg MA, both working dogs, and both top ten dogs all breeds.

CH Winfall Brookwood Styled Dream

On Friday, Geri Kelly chose the nation’s number two Working Dog and number six dog all breeds, the Boxer, CH Winfall Brookwood Styled Dream, as the Souhegan Kennel Club’s Best In Show. Today, at the Framingham District Kennel Club’s show, Lee Brown gave the BIS nod to the US’ number one Working Dog, the number two dog all breeds, the Doberman Pinscher, CH Allure Blazing Star Alisaton. That’s a one/two punch by two knockout specimens.

SMOOTH SAILING IN SALISBURY

CH Reidwood Red Alert

Wendy G. Willhauck had BIS duty on day two for the Salisbury Maryland Kennel Club. Her seven candidates were the English Setter, CH Reidwood Red Alert, the Otterhound, CH Scentasia’s Shake Rattle N Roll, the Boxer, CH Tamaron’s Leonidas, the Airedale Terrier, CH Stirling Cool Hand Luke, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, CH Pinecrest Rock The Boat, the Standard Poodle, CH Unique Anticipation, and the Bouvier des Flandres, CH Brimar’s Always Mandrake HT.

BIS went to the country’s number one English Setter, Navy, his fourth. Congratulations to breeders Nancy E Warner & Clifford & Iris Reid, owner Georgette Perry, and handler Candy Carswell.

DEJA VU IN ALABAMA

How about some déjà vu all over again? Do you remember we told you about the finalists from Friday’s Huntsville Kennel Club event in Priceville AL? Well now we have the names of Thursday’s finalists from that club’s day one event.

CH Devine's LA Confidential

In addition to her BIS winner, the West Higland White Terrier, CH Arbroath’s Rise’n Shine, Nikki Riggsbee saw the Labrador Retriever, CH Robnie’s Chantilly At Lighthouse, the Greyhound, CH Grand Cru Clos Erasmus, the Mastiff, CH Resolute’s Ticket To Ride, the winner of last month's French Bulldog Club of America National Specialty, CH Devine's LA Confidential, and the Shetland Sheepdog, CH Kylene Eden The Dragonslayer.

CH Rumer Run’s Brigadier

Today, at the Decatur Alabama Kennel Club’s first show of the weekend, Darryl Vice, saw the same Lab, Greyhound, Westie, & Sheltie along with the Boxer, CH Rumer Run’s Brigadier, a Toy Poodle from the classes, King Henry Christoph, and the Bichon Frise, CH Risgae Miabella Sweet Georgia. And the déjà vu part? That would be the Westie, Geordie picking up his third straight BIS. Congrats to the Geordie team, breeders Dee Donaldson, R Weckman, A Gieseking & B Weber, owners John Low MD & William Matthews III MD, and handler Bergit H Kabel.

HERDING DOGS WIN IN NC & FL

We have results on two shows for you. First we had the Furniture City Kennel Club in Greensboro NC today.

CH Cordmaler Field Of Dreams

Barbara Keenan had the company of the Labrador Retriever, CH Salty Dog Of Tampa Bay, the Whippet, CH Sportfields Bahama Sands, the Bernese Mountain Dog, CH Alpenspirit’s Lion King, the West Highland White Terrier, CH Glennhaven's Danny Boy O' Donnybrook , the Japanese Chin, CH Chindales Farrah Fawcett, the Miniature Poodle, CH Splash Di Caprio, and the Puli, CH Cordmaker Field Of Dreams. Her BIS was the nation’s number three dog, the Puli, Conrad. Don’t you just love it when the good ones just keep getting better?

CH Shoal Creek's Sangria V Barick

Down in Brookville FL, the Hernando County Kennel Club held the first of their two shows this weekend. Pam Joy Douglas chose her BIS from the German Wirehaired Pointer, CH Star K’s Mile Hi Valentine, the Afghan Hound, CH Genesis Silverado, the Rottweiler, CH Ivos Rotley Crew V Caloosa Ranch CD, the west Highland White Terrier, CH Mac-Ken-Char’s Here I Am, a Pomeranian from the classes, Little Cherubs Daily News, the Standard Poodle, CH Dawin Spitfire, and the German Shepherd Dog, CH Shoal Creek’s Sangria V Barick. Her Best was the country’s number two Herding Dog, the GSD, Rhea. Already in the top twenty, this weekend could put her up into the top fifteen.

GREAT MUSKEGON & HUNTSVILLE FINALISTS

We told you last night that Sulie Greendale-Paveza’s BIS at the Greater Muskegon Kennel Club show yesterday was the Smooth Fox Terrier, CH J’Cobe Kemosabe Vigilante Justice.

CH Windswepthill Storm Tracker

Now we can tell you that Dodger had the company of the Labrador Retriever, CH Windswepthill Storm Tracker, the Basset Hound, CH Topsfield-Sanchu American Express, the Siberian Husky, CH Coventry’s Peace Negotiator, the Smooth Coat Chihuahua, CH Ayrwen Star Kissed Delight, the Bulldog, CH Kepley’s Showbiz Razzle Dazzle, and the Old English Sheepdog, CH Lambluv’s Daydream Believer.

CH Cedar C Barntorm Ltd Edition

And while we don’t know who was in the Thursday Huntsville Kennel Club final with BIS winner, the West Highland White Terrier, CH Arbroath’s Rise’n Shine, we can tell you that Geordies fellow finalists on Friday were the Golden Retriever, CH Toasty’s Treasure Island, the Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, CH Rokeena Carte Blanche, an as yet unnamed Samoyed, the Pomeranian, CH Char’s Bringin’ Sexy Back, the Tibetan Terrier, CH Cedar C Barntorm Ltd Edition, and the Shetland Sheepdog, CH Kylene Eden The Dragonslayer.

That’s two top five, and five multiple BIS winners. Remember what we told you about every AKC dog show, regardless of size, having beautiful dogs?

WESTIE BACK2BACK BIS

CH Arbroath’s Rise’N Shine

with Handler Bergit Kabel
(Photo by Carol Beuchat)

We have some BIS results for you. First from Priceville Al we have word that the West Highland White Terrier, CH Arbroath’s Rise’N Shine, has won back to back BIS courtesy of the Huntsville Kennel Club. Geordie and handler Bergit Kabel have collected four Bests in the last 30 days.

CH J’Cobe Kemosabe Vigilante Justice

From Grand Rapids MI, we have a report that the Smooth Fox Terrier, CH J’Cobe Kemosabe Vigilante Justice, has taken the top prize at the opener hosted by the Greater Muskegon Kennel Club. Dodger is both the number two Terrier and number eight dog all breeds.

SALISBURY MARYLAND RESULTS

The Salisbury Maryland Kennel Club got an early start on the weekend today in their hometown with Judy Harrington in the final ring

CH Hold The Mayo At Magpie

Her seven were the English Spring Spaniel, CH Cerise Jesse James, the Bloodhound, CH Hold The Mayo At Magpie, the Portuguese Water Dog, CH Timber Oaks Music Man, the Airedale Terrier, CH Stirling Cool Hand Luke, the Toy Poodle, CH Smash Jp Moon Walk, the Tibetan Spaniel, CH Wassong’s Djebel Of Lollipop, and the Bouvier des Flandres, CH Brimar’s Always Mandrake HT.

Her BIS was the Bloodhound, Lola. We have not seen much of this four year old in the last two years. Certainly this is an auspicious return to the ring. Congratulations to breeder Claudia Kaminski and owner Sandy Allen.

WEEKEND BEGINS IN MASSACHUSETTS

The Cheshire Kennel Club opened a four day dog show weekend in Fitchburg MA with a powerhouse final.

CH Tolkien Raintree Mister Baggins

Joy Brewster chose her Best from the Irish Setter, CH Shadagee Caught Red handed, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Of Afrikka Spring Valley Dorain Gray JC, the Doberman Pinscher, CH Allure Blazing Star Alisaton, the Sealyham Terrier, CH Efbe's Merci Pour Le Poivre, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, CH Moonvale Augustinian By Shenlyn, the Standard Poodle, CH Hillwood Dassin De-Lovely, and the Bearded Collie, CH Tolkien Raintree Mister Baggins.

Her choice for Thursday’s top dog was the Beardie, Roy. That’s Roy’s 14th career BIS and his 13th this year.

THIS WEEKS SHOWS

If you live in the Southeast you will have several chances, eleven to be exact, to visit an AKC dog show this week. From Salisbury MD, where the Salisbury Maryland & Mispillion Kennel Clubs will host three shows beginning Friday, to Brooksville FL with the Hernando County Kennel Club doing the Saturday/Sunday thing, there are lots of choices. The Furniture City Kennel Club will also do a traditional two day in Greensboro NC, while you can spend Thursday through Sunday in Huntsville AL with the Huntsville & Decatur Alabama Kennel Clubs.

Huntsville is home to Redstone Arsenal

New Englanders also have a four day cluster in Fitchburg MA courtesy of the Cheshire, Souhegan, & Framingham District Kennel Clubs. The Greater Muskegon, Kalamazoo, & Grand Rapids Kennel Clubs will hold sway for three days starting Friday in Grand Rapids MI. Heartlanders can spend the weekend in Springfield MO with the Ozarks Kennel Club.

Sterling Vineyards, Napa Valley

The rest of the country will have to get on the road for a bit to see the Cypress Creek Kennel Club Of Texas’ two shows in Houston or the Southern Colorado Kennel Club two in Pueblo. On the West Coast it’s all up north with the Wine Country Kennel Club’s two shows in Napa CA and the Willamette Valley Kennel Club’s pair in Salem OR.

Finally, we expect mostly locals in the frozen north at the Cook Inlet Kennel Club in Palmer AK. Florida or Alaska, you will find beautiful animals and wonderful folks at any AKC show.

BOCA RATON RESULTS

We do have one late weekend report for you, from the Boca Raton (FL) Dog Club which held a single show on Sunday.

CH Campostela The Perfect Storm

Beverly Vics final seven were the Sussex Spaniel, CH Remedi`s Fastrax Heart O` Gold, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Kimani`s Sneak Preview, the Rottweiler, CH Cammcastle`s Hollywood First Lady, the Bedlington Terrier, CH WM Shire`s Krystal Blue Jewel, the Havanese, Los Perritos Chica Bonita Of Mas Amor, the Miniature Poodle, CH Campostela The Perfect Storm, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, CH Riverside In The Dark Zone.

Her Best In Show was the Poodle, Cane, the BISS at the 2009 Poodle Club of America National Specialty. Congratulations to breeders/owners Maureen Daigle-Watson & Ellen Phelps and co-owner Karin Berlind.

IT'S ABBY AT ANTELOPE VALLEY

Our final stop today and our only west coast show locale is Pomona CA. We told you about the Boxer, CH Duba Dae’s Who’s Your Daddy, going BIS at Saturday’s San Gabriel Valley Kennel Club show. Here’s what happened Sunday.

CH Warfox Double Exposure

John Ramirez had the BIS call at the Antelope Valley Kennel Club show. His seven were the German Shorthaired Pointer, CH Shortales N Cahoots W Irondale JH, the Whippet, CH Winway Redford With A Splash, the Siberian Husky, CH Poli’s Forgetaboutit, the Smooth Fox Terrier, CH Warfox Double Exposure, the Pomeranian, CH Jan-Shars Cisco Kid, the French Bulldog, CH Carrera’s Oscar De La Renta, and the Bouvier des Flandres, CH Bon Idee’s Great Expectations.

His Best was the Smooth Fox, Abby. That’s number four for the nation’s number two Smooth Fox Terrier. Congratulations to breeder Lorraine Gyenge, owners Linda & Schuler Nelson, and handler Amy Rutherford.

AMARILLO RESULTS

They were busy with four shows down in Amarillo TX this week. We did tell you about Thursday’s results, but here are the rest.

CH Donnchada Sweet Dreams

Friday the Panhandle Kennel Club Of Texas asked Tomas Gomez to choose his favorite from the Golden Retriever, CH Toasty's Treasure Island, the Petit Bassett Griffon Vendeen, CH Afterglow's Ebeneezer, the Newfoundland, CH Bifrost's Gust O'Boradaile, the Norwich Terrier, CH Skyscot's Poker Chip, the Havanese, CH Gingerbred Yukon Jack Desiderio, the Standard Poodle, CH Donnchada Sweet Dreams, and the Rough Collie, CH Sylvan Argent Simply Irresistible.

His BIS was the White Standard Poodle, Patsy. That’s number five this year for Patsy, who leads the variety in breed points, though she ranks fourth in all breed points. Congratulations to breeder/owner/handler Elizabeth Brown, co-breeder Luis Sosa, and co-owners Nicole Baldwin & Jacquelyn Cohen.

CH Toasty's Treasure Island

Saturday, the Clovis Portales Kennel Club took over with Col Joe B Purkhiser in the final ring. The the Golden & the PBGV would be the only repeat visitors to the last ring. They were joined by Boxer, CH Hilltop's Lay It On Me, the Lakeland Terrier, CH Hi-Kel Terrydale Soldier Of Fortune, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, CH Orchard Hill Shirmont Backtalk, the Chinese Shar-Pei, CH Gutheries How Sweet It Is, and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, CH Heart Of Gold Power Play. It was the nation’s number four dog, the Golden, Treasure, getting yet another BIS. For those of you wondering, Treasure did not compete in the Best Of Breed Competition at this past week’s National Specialty because her owner, Pam Oxenberg, was judging the Sweepstakes.

CH Pfeffer-Schloss On The Town
UD, CDX, CD, CGC, RE, RA, RN, SS, SWETT, WETT, TDI, TT

Sunday, Lenora Riddle closed it out with Treasure, the aforementioned PBGV, the Rottweiler, CH Pfeffer-Schloss On The Town, Thursday’s BIS winner, the Norwich Terrier, CH Skyscots Poker Ship, the Papillon, CH Arkeno's Ears To You, the Standard Poodle, Patsy, and the above named Rough Collie. The heavy silver went to the multi-titled (UD, CDX, CD, CGC, RE, RA, RN, SS, SWETT, WETT, TDI, TT) Rottweiler, Turbo. The four year old was a 2008 inductee to the Texas Veterinary Medical Association Animal Hall of Fame for his therapy work. Congratulations to breeders Jan & Terry Kerrigan and owner Patricia Crawford.

MO RESULTS FROM JOPLIN MO

Joplin MO was the place for two shows this weekend. The Tri-state Kennel Club hosted Saturday with Dianne Hayward choosing the Best In Show.

CH Kylene Eden The Dragonslayer

Her finalists were the Labrador Retriever, Danikk Flash In The Pan, the Bloodhound, CH Ghost Hollows Spectacular Bid, the Alaskan Malamute, CH Sno Klassic Play The Game, the Lakeland Terrier, Calientes Turbo Trouble, the Pekingese, CH Franshaw Hear Me Roar, the Chinese Shar-Pei, CH Elites By Design, and the Shetland Sheepdog, CH Kylene Eden The Dragonslayer. Her top dog was the Sheltie, Thomas. That’s number five this year for the number one Shetland Sheepdog.

CH Sno Klassic Play The Game

Sunday, Karen MacFarlane hd the judge’s book and the same Bloodhound, Malamute, Peke, & Sheltie with the Clumber Spaniel, CH Nexus Dark Horse, the Border Terrier, CH Devon Lady Semper Fi, & the Schipperke, CH Dante Fire When Ready HOF. BIS was the Mal, Player. He is the country’s number one Malamute and now has nine BIS this year.

BAD BOY BURNING IT UP

We had four shows in Virginia Beach this week and we’ve already told you about the first three. Here’s Sunday’s results.

CH Vineyard's Bad Boy

Carol Beattie had BIS duty for the Virginia Beach Kennel Club. Her seven options were the Irish Setter Vineyard’s Bad Boy, the Whippet, CH Starline Chanel, the Doberman Pinscher, CH Aquarius’ Garbo V Tiburon, the Skye Terrier, Ch Cragmoor Buddy Godman, the Toy Poodle, Ch Smsh Jp Moon Walk, the Chow Chow Liontamer Dial 1-800 Hotstuf, and the Bouvier des Flandres, CH Keriibou’s Casino Royale.

Her Best In Show was the country’s number one Irish Setter, Bad Boy. That’s the second BIS in the last 30 days for Bad Boy and handler Laura King. They started October as the US’ number nine Sporting Dog. We think that will be number six when they finish adding it up.

BACK2BACK BIS & A NEW DOG2WATCH

Bloomsburg PA was the spot for three shows this weekend. We did tell you that Friday’s BIS winner was the ASCOB Cocker Spaniel, CH Shaman's No Doubt About It.

Torquay Winner Takes All

Joining Luke in Nancy Dinkfelt’s final were the 15” Beagle finishing from the 9-12 Puppy Dog Class, Torquay Winner Takes All, the Samoyed, CH Selene Of Inn Wang San KR, the Sealyham Terrier, CH Efbe's Merci Pour Le Poivre, the Pekingese, CH Linn-Lee's For The Good Times, the French Bulldog, CH Raindrops Justus Life's A Game, and the Bearded Collie CH Tolkien Raintree Mister Baggins.

CH Lobato's Jitterbug Man

Saturday Jon Cole would see an all new seven, the Labrador Retriever, CH Casbar's Hart To Hart, the Irish Wolfhound, CH Dun Myrica Speaker Of Eagle, the Great Dane, CH Lobato's Jitterbug Man, Irish Terrier, CH Fleet St Fenway Fan, the Shih Tzu, CH Krissy's Dream Lover, the Miniature Poodle, CH Amity Mystical Horizon's Heaven Sent, and the Border Collie, CH Sportingfield Reflections O Borderfame.

Is BIS choice was the Great Dane, James. Just two years old, this was both the first Group One and BIS for this regal guy. Congratulations to breeders/owners Mary Ellen Thomas & Joy P Lobato, co-owner Glenda Cole, and handler Marie Sommershoe.

CH Amity Mystical Horizon's Heaven Sent

James would be back on Sunday to see Patti Widick Neale with the English Cocker Spaniel, CH Brasswinds Remember When. The Whippet, CH Sporting Field's Bahama Sands, Friday finalist, the Sealyham, Saturday finalists, the Shih Tzu & the Miniature Poodle, and the Briard, CH Deja Vu Up Close & Personal . James would walk away with his second Best In Show trophy of the weekend. Back2Back BIS and Marie Sommershoe holding the lead…that’s all we need to say this is a DOG2WATCH.

INDIANA ACTION

We had fewer locations with shows this week than last, which made for some interesting competitions. Our largest cluster was in Fort Wayne IN where the acion began last Wednesday. We gave you the results on Wednesday’s and Friday’s shows. Here’s the rest.

CH Roundtown Mercedes Of Maryscot

On Friday, it was the Sturgis Kennel Club with Judith Goodin in the final ring with the English Springer Spaniel, CH Cerise Jesse James, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Pupukearidge Ikaika O Sprngvly, the Doberman Pinscher, CH Allure Blazing Star Alisaton, the Scottish Terrier, CH Roundtown Mercedes Of Maryscot, the Miniature Pinscher, CH Kimro's Soldier Boy, the Schipperke, CH DeLemar Pink Flamingo, and the Bouvier des Flandres, CH Quiche's Demetrius. Her BIS was the Scottie, Sadie, the 96th career all breed Best and her second of the weekend.

CH Kimro's Soldier Boy

Saturday, the Marion Kennel Club saw Shirley Limoges in the BIS ring with four of Friday’s finalists, the Scottie, Sadie, the English Springer Spaniel, Jesse, the Doberman, CJ, and the MinPin, Major. Joining the fun were the Afghan Hound, CH Shenadoah Smoke And Mirrors, the Bulldog, CH Kepley’s Showbiz Razzle Dazzle, and the Old English Sheepdog, CH Lambluv’s Daydream believer. It was number 97 for the US’ number one dog, Sadie, and handler Gabriel Rangel as they march toward the century milestone.

CH J’Cobe Kemosabe Vigilante Justice

Sunday, Dr Alvin Krause took over for the Northeastern Indiana Kennel Club and welcomed back returning finalists the Ridgeback, Ikaika, the Doberman, CJ, and the MinPin Major. Also asking for consideration were the Black Cocker Spaniel, CH Hartlines True To Bear, the Smooth Fox Terrie, CH J’Cobe Kemosabe Vigilante Justice, the Chinese Shar-Pei,CH Chanoyang Take It To The Limit, and the Rough Collie, CH entry’s Braveheart.

Dr Krause capped the weekend with a BIS for the Smooth Fox, Dodger. After taking a back seat to the Scottie all week, the country’s number two Terrier made it to the final ring and made the most of it. This show was loaded with top 25 dogs and every breed winner can be proud they were there.

MORE NATIONAL BISS

We admit it. We’ve been holding back on you. We recently began reporting some specialty results, in retrospect, a possibly over ambitious decision. However, we believe national specialties to be very important and will continue to report on them as best as we can.

CH Rush Hill's Run’n Amuck At Abelard

We’ve heard about three recent National Specialties. The first is the Golden Retriever Club of America’s national, held this past week in Enid OK. BOB went to the multi-titled CH Rush Hill's Run’n Amuck At Abelard AX,AXJ,AXP,AJP,NFP. Bred by Tonya Struble & Lisa Smith and owned by Tonya & Deborah Blair-Muzzin, we remember Chaos as the dog, that finished Group Two behind the Pointer, CH Cookieland Seasyde Hollyberry, at the 2008 AKC/Eukanuba National Championship. Winning the Top Twenty was our number four dog all breeds, CH Toasty’s Treasure Island. Congratulations to all the winners.

CH Renaissance Lord Of Th’ Dance JH

In Charlotte NC, the Vizsla Club of America held their National Specialty and chose CH Renaissance Lord Of Th’ Dance JH. Konner, bred & owned by Linda & George Durham, is the top winning Vizsla of all time. Congratulations to the Durhams on another memorable win.

CH Catanya’s Latin Lover

Finally, one of our DOGS2WATCH, CH Catanya’s Latin Lover, won the National Specialty and the Top Twenty of the Alakskan Malamute Club of America in Gettysburg PA. Ricky was bred by P J Kendrick who co-owns with Armando Martinez & Alisa Syar. Ricky as handled as always by Mike Stone. Congratulations to them all.

SISTER SISTER

Frank Sabella took over on day two of the Tennessee Valley Kennel Club in Knoxville TN today.

His familiar bunch of finalists included six of Saturday’s finalists, the German Wirehaired Pointer, CH Ripsnorter’s Mt View Lookout, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Adili’s American Idol, the Boxer, CH Winfall I Dream Of Style, the Welsh Terrier, CH Bayleigh Shaaireab’s Super Hero, the Papillion, CH Queen Bless Jp World Idol, and yesterday’s BIS winner, the Bichon Frise, CH Risgae Miabella Sweet Georgia. Making his first final appearance of the weekend was the nation’s number three dog, the Puli, CH Cordmaker Field Of Dreams.

Best In Show went to the two year old Boxer bitch, her first in the US. The name seems familiar, but do not confuse her with her better know litter sister, CH Winfall Brookwood Styled Dream, the nation’s number six dog all breeds. Congratulations to breeders/owners Tina Porter & Lee Stanton, and handler Jorge Pinzon. This is one girl we would love to have a photo of.

BICHON BIS IN KNOXVILLE

The Tennessee Valley Kennel Club held its day one show yesterday in Knoxville TN with Yoshio Mori doing the BIS ring.

CH Risgae Miabella Sweet Georgia

His finalists were the German Wirehaired Pointer, CH Ripsnorter’s Mt View Lookout, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Adili’s American Idol, the Boxer, CH Winfall I Dream Of Style, the Welsh Terrier, CH Bayleigh Shaaireab’s Super Hero, the Papillion, CH Queen Bless Jp World Idol, the Bichon Frise, CH Risgae Miabella Sweet Georgia, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, CH Tim Tam Avant Garde.

Best In Show went to the Bichon, Georgia. Although ranked as the number four Bichon, Georgia leads in breed points after winning the National Specialty in May and now has more all breed BIS than any other Bichon. Congratulations to breeder/owner Rick Day, co-owner Sheryl L Kapella, and handler Kayley Kovar.